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Celebrate every step you walk
PARTICIPANTS in the Eastern Cape’s biggest mass charity event, the Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer, will be raising funds for the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) to purchase a much-needed vehicle to transport patients to and from treatment.
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Larisca treated with own matric farewell
IN a moment described as a fairytale, Larisca Radue (19) was transformed into the belle of the ball at her very own matric farewell at the Livingstone Hospital in Port Elizabeth last week.
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Disney Princess high tea in aid of church building fund
ALL the Disney Princesses will assemble at the VW PeoplePavilion on Saturday, to raise funds to bolster the coffers of the Reformed Old Apostolic Church Building Fund.
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New road to Moeggesukkel opened
THE extension of Acacia Road which leads to Moeggesukkel on the far side of Rosedale, was officially opened last week.
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Straatinwoners hou unieke straatmakietie
VIR die oud en huidige inwoners van Japhta- en Le Clusstraat op Uitenhage, sal 5 Oktober 2019 permanent op hul hartstafels rus.
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Cricket club celebrates best ever results
THE efforts of the Abahlobo Cricket Club (ACC) in KwaNobuhle to develop young cricket players, are paying off and a number of these players will receive recognition for their outstanding performances at the club’s prizegiving on Saturday.
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KwaNo netball wins tournament
SIYAHKULA Netball Club from KwaNobuhle has added another trophy to its list of achievements after winning the Heritage Netball Tournament which was held in Kirkwood.
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Legendariese haarkapper groet Despatch
DIE land se mooiste haarkappersprokie kom uit Despatch én . . . dit is ’n ware verhaal!.
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Tears of joy for penguins’ freedom
TEN rescued African penguins waddled back to freedom to enjoy the surf of the Indian ocean, after spending months of rehabilitation at the South African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB) at Cape Recife.
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Stop supporting stolen goods trade
THE police in Uitenhage urge community members to reject offers to buy stolen items and report offenders immediately to their nearest police station.

